Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd was founded in 2003 as a Word and Sacrament ministry for the residents and families of the Good Shepherd Community. It is a member congregation of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Since its founding it has grown to serve not only the residents and families of the Good Shepherd Community, but also many in the surrounding community, as well.

The congregation worships in the chapel at the Good Shepherd Community. The Chapel is the center of our life of faith as God’s people. Here God comes to us in Word and Sacrament and gives us his grace. Here, we respond in worship and praise, giving thanks to God through Christ Jesus, our Lord. All residents, family, and staff, as well as people from the larger community are welcome to attend our services.

Weekly Worship Services:
Sundays at 10 AM 

Feast Day worship services as they occur.
Holy Communion is celebrated at all services of the Lutheran Church of the Good
Shepherd.

All are welcome

Bible Studies

• Wednesday 10:00 AM Nursing Home
• Wednesday 2:00 PM Apartments

The Chapel is the center of Spiritual Care at Good Shepherd. Here God comes to us in Word and Sacrament and gives us his grace. Here, we respond in worship and praise, giving thanks to God through Christ Jesus, our Lord. All residents, family, and staff, as well as people from the larger community are welcome to attend our chapel services.

Weekly Worship Services:
Sundays 10AM —Lutheran Church of the Good
Shepherd
Mondays 1:30 PM Rosary and 2 PM Roman Catholic Mass—Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church

Special seasonal and Feast Day services also occur throughout the year.

All are welcome at all the services in the Good Shepherd Community Chapel

The chaplain is available to visit with all our residents, families, and staff on an informal basis, or to address specific Spiritual needs.

• In addition to visitations, the chaplain also offers:
• Individual Confession and Absolution
• Individual Holy Communion (Coordinated with your pastor)
  and Facilitation of all Spiritual Care needs for residents.